Sentence examples for as is sometimes from inspiring English sources

Not my son Ed as is sometimes thought.

It does not, as is sometimes assumed, refer to Australia plus Asia.

As is sometimes said of great Burgundy, an iron fist in a velvet glove.

"Restraint" is no ballroom dance, particularly when – as is sometimes the case – the prisoner resists.

Hartman was funny, God knows, but Thomas's ear is unreliable, as is, sometimes, his taste.

(His obsessive infatuations were not quite as "innocent" as is sometimes claimed.

Far from being timeless (as is sometimes claimed), they are saturated in time.

As is sometimes the way with chicken visitations, no one did.

Despite its length, it is not, as is sometimes claimed, visible from space.

The campaign did not, as is sometimes the case, recruit outside help for this address.

Are American doctors overpaid, as is sometimes argued, often with reference to physician incomes in other countries?